An Act To Amend The Maine Emergency Medical Services Act Of 1982 To Require Compliance With The Statewide Trauma-Incidence Registry And Make Certain Technical And Other Changes

Summary

The bill adds licensing requirements for ambulance services, EMS educators, training centers and related personnel, and sets criminal and civil penalties for operating without a license. It also makes it mandatory for hospitals and physicians to report trauma cases to the Emergency Medical Services Board within 30 days. These changes aim to improve oversight and data collection for emergency medical services in the state.

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